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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1920

Page

7

Henderson Daily Social Roundup of Local Visits

A long list of regional residents and friends visiting relatives or traveling between Henderson and nearby towns such as Shenandoah Red Oak Oakland Macedonia and Omaha. Notables include Wm Cooper Art Helm Ralph Viner Elmer Evans and J D Coppock with several trips to Emerson Des Moines and Texas noted. Families like the Harney Nis Dayson and the Owens groups are mentioned with hospital and travel updates.

Ralph Viner Roy Viner Elmer Evans Red Oak Harney Omaha

Templeton Invests in Land Venture Incident

Harvey Harris and family traveled from Shenandoah to join Mrs. Harris and son Orlow on a land excursion. Mrs. Harris had been housekeeper during her son’s absence and returned home with them.

Mr. Templeton Harvey Harris Shenandoah

Tea a stimulant helps Harvard ex-president write says Biot

Dr Charles W Biot age eighty six admits mild deviation from abstinence moralists may not like it yet tea aids his mental effort in writing and speaking The World notes his frank admission challenges the strict temperance view and reveals a renowned reformer is not perfect in prohibition beliefs.

Charles W. Biot New York World Harvard University Enot

New Routes of Near East Rail Link Expanded

The war boosted Near East rail development. British expand from Egypt to Palestina and Haifa, plan Baghdad line to India, linking Egypt with India. Taurus tunnels completed, trains run Istanbul to Nisbin and Tekrit, with a remaining Nisbin Tekrit segment. Upon normal traffic, Istanbul to Baghdad to Persian Gulf could take only days.

Near East Saya Lawis Heck Asia Egypt Palestina Ramieh Jerusalem Haifa Hast Mediterranean Begdad India Bagdad Cilicia Syria Mesopoetania Spbor Taurus Mountains Constantinople Aleppo Nisbin Tekrit Persian Gulf

Shakespeare Farm Estate Goes on Market in Buckinghamshire

The Grendon Underwood estate in Bucking hamshire, owned by Mrs. Pigott, is slated for sale amid other properties. The village hosts historic and literary links, including Shakespeare’s reputed stays at the Elizabethan Shakespeare Farm formerly the Old Shippe.

Shakespeare Farm Grendon Underwood Buck Inghamshire Saga London Telegraph

New Fertilizer Supply Planned Across Western Lands

About 2 600 000 acres in Wyoming Idaho Utah and Montana containing phosphate deposits are divided into areas not more than 2 500 acres each. The lands have awaited congressional leasing legislation and are now approved for leasing regulations by Secretary of the Interior Payne. Applications for leases must be filed with local land offices for transmission to the Interior Department.

United States Wyoming Idaho Utah Montana Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Secretary of the Interior Payne Secretary of the interior—Chemical Round Table Knoxville War Department Charles A. Barlow Congress

News Notes of Iowa and Iowans weekly feature

A wide range of short items highlights include Andrew Gault's daring underwater crossing of the Mississippi at Burlington in full overseas uniform, a major 2300 acre farm project at the State Reformatory in Anamosa, and memorials for Iva Chapman at Wellman. Also covered are auto registrations, Sunday dancing bans at Spirit Lake hotels, war service medals for Boyd Tucker, hospital and camp Dodge land transactions, prison savings, and a remarkable amateur wireless station near Red Oak run by Foss C. Hush with long-distance reception chatter.

Red Oak Montgomery County America Foss C. Hush Naum Stavanger Norway United States Halwalian Islands Hush Roswell N. M Colorado Battle Creek Mich

Emerson and Neighbo rs News Roundup of Visits and Travel

From our correspondent a son was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Edie Friday August 20. Jack McCarty of Plattsmouth Neb is calling on old friends here. Doris McDowell of Omaha is vacationing two weeks. Irene Scott returned from Colorado Springs. Mrs T H Grayson and Mrs Jessie Grayson travel to Hascall Texas for a relatives visit. Clyde Ervin and family plan the Des Moines state fair trip. Langs moved into their north part four town home purchased from McCarty. Cameron Scott visiting from Houstman relatives near Olin. Lillian Severns finished Cedar Falls summer school and will teach Rembrandt Ind. Harold and H B Cheney visit Mt Pulaski Madison. John Cox from Sutherland visiting. wife with sick mother Sarah McGrew. George Douglas and others visit Cressa Boelling in Corning. Maguire family reunion at Logan relatives Joy Maguire William John W S Fountain Carl Koenig attend.

Charles Edie Jack McCarty Plattsmouth Neb Doris McDowell Omaha Irene Scott Colorado Springs Calo T. H. Grayson Jessie Grayson Hascall Tex Clyde Ervin Kirkwood Til Cameron Scott Houstman Olin Lillian Severns Cedar Falls Rembrandt Harold Cheney Mt. Pulaski H. B. Cheney Madison Ind Howard John Cox Sutherland Sarah McGrew George Douglas Claude Halli James Ungry M. F. Mills Sarah Angry Vernon Corning Cressa Boelling Charles Maguire Logan Joy Maguire William John W. S. Fountain Carl Koenig

Insurance reinstatement policy for veterans in Des Moines

All former service men may reinstate government risk policies without examination until September 1. After that date a physical examination is required. Capt Daniel Newartist, government insurance agent, will arrange reinstate ment for visiting servicemen in Des Moines.

Daniel Newartist Des Moines

Systemless business is like walking on thin paper

A quotation warns that running a business without proper systems leads to constant slips, as one foot frees only to have the other trapped. The line emphasizes risk and the need for structured processes to avoid chaos.

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